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I been using FireFox for at least a decade I am really disappointed in it's current state. It is very slow OIS is Version 26.6.2 (25G83). Constantly telling me it can't find server when I hit an website link? Also frequently says secure connection? I want my FireFox back.

On my MacBook my microphone does not work in online meetings, initially it was the same issue as described in this bug report https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1896938 and killing the coreaudiod service worked but was a constant blocker so I switched to Zen in the interim and stopped using the built in microphone on the MacBook.

On attempting to switch back to firefox again (v 156.0) the microphone seems to be completely non-operational now not just extremely low volume and this happens in Google Meet and Microsoft Teams (those are the only ones I use).

In the OSX taskbar the microphone icon indicating the mic is in use seems to be constantly enabled/disalbed I recorded a video but can only upload images so I included images of it on and off it is switching between these states multiple times a second.

I have an account at watertown savings bank Watertown,Ma. In the past week I have not been able to sign in from my Macbook Pro running OS sequoia 15.8. I use Firefox as my browser. If I switch to Safari that comes on the macbook I can sign in. I was always able to sign in with Firefox. When I checked, firefox was updated on Sept 15th with version 140.16 oesr . The bank says its updates " sometimes conflict with Firefox".. but was unable to solve the problem.

Some pages keep crashing and need to be restored. Even if I open new tabs, once I get to them most of the time they have crashed and need to reloaded too. Even after reloading they will continue to crash. This after Firefox's latest update.

Firefox versiosn 156 won't allow tv.youtube.com to work....same as previous versions.

Macbook Air....shows Firefox log and "server can't be found."

Works o.k on Safari, however.

Glenn Jones

  gjathome@gmail.com

This is the second day my Firefox browser has periodically dropped connectivity on my Mac. When I switch to Chrome, it connects fine, so it's clearly the browser, not my WiFi. I updated my Mac to the latest software. I tried changing proxy settings and deleting cookies, but nothing has helped.

I am wondering if there is a setting somewhere in Firefox to automatically close tabs after a certain length of time or after there are a certain number of tabs open. I did not close Firefox. I was working on a text document in TextEdit and when I returned to Firefox, all of my tabs were gone! How can I deisable that if there is such a setting? This is a very vexing problem. Please advise. Please forward this to a supervisor for a quick and complete response. The representative I chatted with earlier forwarded my inquiry to Apple Support for an expensive subscription, which I do not want. Thank you.

Robert Beitz

I have tried all the ways you suggest to import my bookmarks over from Chrome to Firefox and can't find them anywhere. They are not in the library. I wish to have my bookmarks in a Bookmarks Bar as I did with Chrome.

I'm not sure when it started happening, but whenever I'm watching something full screen, or just full screening, Firefox on Mac, there's this thin white line at the top of the window that's very distracting. Has this been happening to anyone else and does anyone else know how to get rid of it?